Kelp Blue scoops price at COP28 UAE

By Martha Nangombe

Kelp Blue, a Namibian SME, won the Prize for its ambitious efforts to cultivate large-scale kelp forests in deep waters during a ceremony held at COP28 UAE in Expo City Dubai.

Kelp Blue was selected as the winner of the prestigious Zayed Sustainability Prize in the Climate Action category.

Recognition was given for the large-scale positive climate impact of growing giant kelp forests on the planet by enhancing ocean health and sequestering carbon.

President of the UAE, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, congratulated the winners, praising their efforts in promoting sustainability and encouraging them to continue their significant contributions in this field.

He emphasised that the UAE is steadfast in building upon its established legacy in sustainability, a foundation laid by the country’s Founding Father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

In this regard, His Highness highlighted the significant role of the Zayed Sustainability Prize in advancing sustainable development, serving humanity, and empowering innovators, entrepreneurs, and youth to actively contribute towards making a positive difference for our planet.

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